HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-08-14, Page 7Turner's Sunday School
Holds Picnic at Jowett's
Members of Turner's Church
and Sunday School held their an-
nual picnic at Jowett's Grove,
Bayfield, on Wednesday, August
6 with an attendance of 80.
During the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. E. Crich and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Rogerson conducted a pro-
gramme of sports, the results of
which were as follows:
Children five and under, June
Falconer, Douglas Crich; girls six
to nine, Joyce Falconer, Janet Fal-
coner; boys, Kenneth Whitmore,
Gerald Townsend; girls, ten and
over, Mildred Crich, Joan Roger-
son; boys, Bruce Whitmore, Geo-
rge Townsend; young ladies, Erma
Townsend, Barbara Layton; young
men, Donald Mills, Ross Crich;
married ladies, Mrs. Fred Pepper,
Mrs. Mervyn, Falooner; married
men, Bert Gawett. Fred Pepper.
Clothespin race, George Town-
send, Mrs. Warren Whitmore; shoe
scramble, ten and under, Marie El-
liott, Joyce Falconer; shoe scram-
ble, 11 and over, Joan Mills, Eileen
Garrett; sack race, George Town-
send; ladies paper cutting race,
Mrs. Howard Johns; eating relay,
Donald Mills' side; balloon race,
Bruce Whitmore; thread-the
needle race, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Pepper; lucky person, Mrs. Elmer
Townsend.
Guessing number of beans in
jar, Douglas Layton. A peanut
scramble was held.
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YAWN A
A. family reunion was held on
the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. William
Consitt, Varna, in honour of Mrs.
Consitt's aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Routzon, New Berlin
N.Y., who Is on vacation, vatiting
Mrs. Routzon's brothers and sist-
ers, in the community.
WIN A
$7000 CAR
OR A
$7000 MINK COAT
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One Draw Each Month
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at
Frey's Fina
Service Station
Clinton --- HU 2-9022
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IN TOWN
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CARE regularly! That's why
you should always drive in
here . . . and enjoy complete,
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Don's B-A Service
Volkswagen Sales
Clinton HU 2-9088
After a reception in the church
hall, the young couple left for a
trip to Northern Ontario. The
bride wore a "Dior Blue" linen
ensemble with matching fabric,
flower hat with white accessories
and a corsage of better times
roses. Upon their return they will
live in Guelph.
The groom is a graduate in hon-
our classics at the University of
Western Ontario, and his bride is
a graduate of London Teachers
College. She is a grand-daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper,
Clinton.
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EGG PRODUCTION
You've a choice of methods for increasing egg production. You can enlarge your
facilities and flock, and you can invest more in time and labour.
But if your plan is to increase production with no increase in your investment, then
you are business-wise to talk over your LAYING FEEDS PROGRAM with us.
For profit producing flocks, 'there are three SHUR-GAIN feeds you should know all
about —
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Clinton, Ont.
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SPECIAL OFFER
Regularly $7.25
For ci limited
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W. C. Newcombe, Phm.B.
Chemist and Druggist
PHONE HU. 2-9511 CLINTON
Buy your
Western Fair
Tickets NOW!
ably Advcotre• SOIO tidier holders are
eligible to drew en these free cars,
Tickets must be in by' 9:30 p.m:
Saturday, Sept. 13, to be eligible
far draw, Drew' wilt bo
made at 10:30 mutt in
front of , grandstand
Each Ticket admits .1 adult or Z ohildren;
® PONTIAC -four door Strato-Cbief
fa RAMBLER.- four door deluxe sedaw
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BE SURE TO ATTEND THE
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Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Goderich
IG DAYS -
AUGUST 20 - 21- 22 - 23
OFFICIAL OPENING - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 -1 p.m.
CHILDREN'S PARADE —BANDS FUN FOR EVERYONE
Monster Midway
RIDES GAMES OF SKILL — BINGO SIDE SHOWS
Saturday Hite - Aug. 23 Entertainment in Arena
Variety Show - 8.30 p.m. on Thurs. and Fri. Niles
FIREWORKS DISPLAY - Draw for $100 a Month for 1 Year
See the Exhibits and Displays at Goderich Arena and
Agricultural Park.
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:steps to insure good luck.
'with odd lumbers of floors and,
Siam houses are constructed
meat."
"came vale", means ,."F,arewell
Carnival, derived from the Latin
We express our appreciation for the fine co-opera-
tion received on our new weeked schedule for calling in
for service which is on a trial basis.
The cows in heat on Saturday afternoon and even-
ing are inseminated early Sunday morning, but you must
phone for service for these on Saturday between 6 and
8 p.m.
We have had a tremendous response from both old
and new members which has resulted in an increase in
our number of inseminations that has never been equal-
led during any one year with one, exception, 1952.
There are still many cattle owners mating their cows
and heifers with scrub bulls with the resulting calves be-
ing of poor quality. Why not call us for service, the
result will be - —
Better Cattle For Better Living
Grade or purebred, dairy or beef, or cross-breeder,
we can give you service from any breed you wish.
For service or more information call collect to
Clinton HU 2-3441
Between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. week days
Between 6.00 and 8.00 p.m. Saturday evening
Maudsley-Cooper
rink and white gladioli and
candelabra, and pews, marked by
carnation clusters and streamers
in Empress United Church, Lon-
don, was the setting on August 9,
for the wedding of Barbara Eliza-
beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey E, Cooper, 15 Argyle St.,
London, to Donald Bruce Mends-
ley, son of Mrs. Jessie Maudsley,
77 Rogers Ave., London.
The Rev. A. D. Boa officiated.
Giien in marriage- by, her fath-
er, the bride wore an imported
period gown of "Candleglo" pare
silk, floor:length, with moulded
bodice appliqued with guipuire
lace sand' re-erabroidered' with irri-
'des-cent sequins, a scoop neckline
and short sleeves, The dramatic
full -gored skirt had beautifully
shirred pouffs, and a deep floUnce
to the floor. Her crown of seed
pearls held a• double silk illusion
veil and she carried a white Bible
with a cluster of garnet roses and
stephanotis..
MIA Sylvia Cooper was her sis-
ter's maid of honour and brides-
rhaids were-Mrs. Keith 'H. Cooper,
Scarboro; MiSs Beverley Douglas
and Miss. Janet Overton, London.
Miss Cooper wore a waltz-length
green shot taffeta gown with a
cumberbund, draping into a fly-
away panel, and matching shirred
picture hat and gloves. She carried
yellow porn-pour 'mums with
shasta streamers. Similar ensembl-
es were worn by the bridesmaids,
and they carried apricot pours and
white shasta 'mums.
As junior bridesmaid, Miss Janet
Maudsley wore sheer organza over
green taffeta and the flowergirl,
Miss Fern Watson wore sheer or-
ganza over yellow taffeta. Both
wore tiaras and carried matching
muffs with corsages of talisman
roses and sweet peas.
Gerald G. Maudsley was his
brother's groomsman. Ushers were
Keith Cooper and Kenneth New-
ton.
Three 1958 Cars Are
Offered in Draw
At Western Fair
Western Fair advance sale ad-
mission tickets can now be purch-
ased in Zurich and adjoining
towns and villages in strips of two
for one dollar. Only holders of
these advance sale tickets are en-
titled to participate in the draw
Saturday night, September 13, for
three beautiful 1958 four door se-
dans—Meteor, Pontiac, and Nash
Rambler.
This purchase of a strip of two
tickets for a dollar gives the hold-
er six chances to win a car—truly
a bargain. You don't have to be
present to win one of these cars.
Western Fair, September 8 to
13 at Queens Park, London, is the
magic show of Western Ontario,
with a thousand and one attrac-
tions for the entire family. Don't
forget the dates, September 8 to
13, and don't forget to buy those
advance admission tickets for the
entire family. You may Win a car.
One adult ticket will admit two
children up to the age of 12,
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Canada Packers
Annual Report
Increased Sales
The annual report of Canada
Packers Limited for its fiscal year
ending March 26, 1958, released
last week shows a new high in net
sales of $488,122,000. The figure
for, the previous year was $467,-
188,000. Net profit was $4,972,803
as against $4,507,000 for' 1957, an
increase of 10.3 per cent., The net
profit was equivalent to' 1,03 per
cent on dollar sales; about the
same as in recent years.
For each dollar of sales of live
stock products the company paid
78.01 cents to producers and re-
tained only .54 cents as net profit.
This is only about one-seventh of
a cent per pound on live animals,
or one-fifth of a cent per' pound
on the weight sold to the' con-
sumer. For the first time in its
annual report, the company gives
a partial list of the other pro-
ducts it handles and which con-
tributes substantially to its earn
ings. These range from leather
and pharmaceuticals to dairy pro.-
clucts, shortenings, and foam rub-
ber.
The report emphasizes the great
increase in our exports of beef to
the United States. This strong de-
mand allowed sharply increased'
marketings of Canadian cattle to
be made at strong prices. Most
of the exports were in the form of
live cattle. Canadian slaughter-
ings increased only moderately.
Recent declines in Canadian hog
production have been reversed and
the current year's production is
showing lively increases. The
rapid increases in the production
of poultry meat on a large scale,
and at reasonable costs, continues
and the company is sharing in
this important development.
Goderich Township
The Women's Auxiliary of St.
James Church, Middleton, held a
successful' baking sale in Bayfield
on Saturday last and realized near-
ly 580.
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe favoured: with
a splendid; reading. The Misses
Karen Allen and Elaine Alexand-
er sang a duet, with an encore.
Mrs. Durnin conducted a contest
for the grandmothers. Winners
were Mrs. Thomas Fairservice,
Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Nett, Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Woods and Mrs.
B. Allen.
LONDESBORO
Mrs. Jean Radford,. Clinton, vis-
ited with her sister, Mrs. Lily
Webster on Sunday.
Mrs. Ward Schicklana is spend-
ing two weeks 'With her brother;
Earl Gaunt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Hamilton,
London, were weekend visitors
with' Mr, and Mrs. Govier.
Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Throop
,are visiting with the former's br-
other4I/140.w., Elijah, in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gerger, Det-
roit, .were guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Fairservice during the
Week.
Mrs, Mary Crawford has return-
ed ;after an extended visit to her
son in British Columbia, and her
brother in Edmonton.
Mr. and Mr,s. Allen Shaddiek,
Mrs. Shadclicic and Ruth, who
have 'been enjoying a vacation in
the West for the past month, re-
turned on Saturday.
Women's Institute
The Women's Institute held
their August meeting on Thurs.-
day last wiiek, with a fair attend-
ance, and 11. grandmothers were
guests.
The group will have a bus trip
to London in October. Mrs. Rob-
ert Fairservice had a 'fine display
of her own home-grown flowers,
showing table and decorative ar-
rangements, which proved very
interesting.
A daughter of a
Unit bull who
was best udder
winner at the
1956 C.N.E.
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